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JR Tower Observation Deck T38
Enjoy 360° views of Sapporo from the tallest building in Hokkaido
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Last admission: 30 minutes before closing
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Wheelchair accessible
The JR Tower Observatory gives you the chance to look out over Sapporo and its surroundings from 160 meters above the ground. Located 38 floors high, you can enjoy spectacular views of the cityscape from all angles – admire abundant natural views during the day, and see the shining neon lights of central Sapporo at night. The panoramic views have different characteristics depending on the season and time, so there's always something new to admire.
The observation room has a relaxed and comfortable mood, with ambient music and indirect lighting providing a subtle and enjoyable atmosphere. There's also T'CAFE, where you can take a satisfying coffee break during the day or enjoy a beverage at night. If you're a gentleman who needs to go to the bathroom, you're in luck – the men's toilets also have an incredible view!
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